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The outlook for the asset management industry in 2013 is strikingly more positive than it has been in years.

The new program streamlines reporting for clients and provides them with more concrete action plans to help them achieve their financial goals.

Increased automation will provide advisors with more time to spend on client relationships, planning, and prospecting.

T. Rowe Price has made an addition to its Defined Contribution Investment Only team hoping to continue its momentum in the retirement space.

More than half of Gen X and Gen Y consumers in the U.S. admit having little or no knowledge about investments and financial products, according to a LIMRA study.

Client events are essential for maintaining a strong book of business. Financial planners offered several pieces of specific advice for advisors interested in holding great events.

Fewer investors across all age groups are using traditional advisors as their primary advice provider, with the decline most pronounced among investors under 50.

The banking industry and outside observers weighed in Wednesday on a White House order that aims to bolster protection of the nation's critical infrastructure against cyberattack.

How many people would jump at the chance to trade places with 15-year-old twins who stand to inherit one billion dollars in six years? Andy and Danielle Mayoras warn: be careful what you wish for.

In January Financial Planning featured tips from industry experts on how to improve your practice. Now, advisors sound off with their own tips for colleagues and competitors.